Ibanez SP-5 Slam Punk
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Ibanez SP-5 Slam Punk
Holy crap has anyone played one of these, I kind of want to buy it just for historical purposes:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Ibanez-Soundtank-SP ... dZViewItem
The reviews say it sounds like the Mode II on a Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion
http://cgi.ebay.com/Ibanez-Soundtank-SP ... dZViewItem
The reviews say it sounds like the Mode II on a Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion
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one of the guitarists in LE had like a whole ibanez pedals setup, but modulation fx only, they all sucked ass as in boring, sterile, tonesuckzorz
crappy pedals work for dirt sometimes, it depends, also depends a lot on the amp you're using i found, the bass player had this dod gonkulator or something he wanted to mess around it, it was kinda cool but sucked lots of volume and made everything muddy..too bad because it could be a cool pedal you know, just not live, you need to be able to mix it with another sound
oh and speaking of genre pedals lol my first distortion pedal was a boss metalzone, i actually used it on bass for this one song because it sounded really tight, bassy and well, distorted, i shouldnt've sold it.
crappy pedals work for dirt sometimes, it depends, also depends a lot on the amp you're using i found, the bass player had this dod gonkulator or something he wanted to mess around it, it was kinda cool but sucked lots of volume and made everything muddy..too bad because it could be a cool pedal you know, just not live, you need to be able to mix it with another sound
oh and speaking of genre pedals lol my first distortion pedal was a boss metalzone, i actually used it on bass for this one song because it sounded really tight, bassy and well, distorted, i shouldnt've sold it.